Hey if they just came up with the question and struggled at the answer, that's half the battle. It's not all just solving open problems, it's also opening new

Hey if they just came up with the question and struggled at the answer, that's half the battle. It's not all just solving open problems, it's also opening new problems. There was a sociology paper that found 100% of great scientists it reviewed said questions were more important than answers. (Then the paper went on to make some other point with a more impressive higher margin of error, p-hacking upward, 0% error was too low.)